Favorite Smokes

[SAMIYAM]

QUOTE(g00b3r @ Apr 14 2007, 12:06 AM) That sounds really......red-neck-ish/ghetto. haha

/tongue.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":P" border="0" alt="tongue.gif" /> ...yeah, it does sound kinda of redneckish. But, when in Rome, lol...

[jdog]

Non-smoker here. Never have and never will.

[schmicko]

Peter Stuyvesant lately, before that I was smoking Dunhill....and if available, I enjoy a Lucky Strike....but I don't see them too often unless I go to a tobacconist that imports them.

[deepdiver32073]

Working on my 3rd month smoke free. Still have cravings from time to time, but cold turkey is the only way for me.

[Sir Jig-A-Lot]

I used to hit the Peter Stuyvesant . Am missing them a lot these days. Will have to re-train my brain not to.

[NotFunny]

AK47. (Medicinal ;) )

[happywonton]

Well let's see. 5 days and going on! Not that much of a difference but from the 10-15 packs I did smoke, I went from:

Marlboro Menthol Lights, Marlboro Smooths, a Newport and Red here and there, a strawberry and peach flavored chinese menthol cigarette, and the best: Mild Sevens (Japanese Cigarettes). It was a bad habit to pick up but I'm going on just fine without them. I still have a crave every other hour but I think that's normal.

[Sir Jig-A-Lot]

Last year i managed to train myself to not want a smoke in stressful, tense or angry situations. Now it seems that's when I want one the most. Well that ties with post-coitally wanting to light up.

[happywonton]

Hahahaaa! That sounds so familiar. I smoked because of classes.